Massachusetts Veterans Association Event Schedule Fragments
A list of appointments and meetings for multiple veterans and fraternal groups across Boston venues such as United States Hotel American House Faneuil Hall and Columbus halls. Notable groups include the Fifty-eighth and Eleventh Massachusetts Veterans Associations Sons of Veterans and the Dreyfus Association with varied times from afternoon to evening.
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Fifty
Massachusetts Veterans Association
United States Hotel
American House
Dettysburg Pilgrim Club
Norfolk House
Roxbury
John A. Andrew Post
C.a.r
Massachusetts Regiment Association
American Reiouse
Sons of Veterans
Faneuil Hall
Ninth Light Battery
Nims
Society of the Cincinnati
University Club
Norwich University
Boston
Brunswick
Sheridan Guards
Columbia Hall
Home Circle
Knights of Honor
Young’s Hotel
Revere Veteran Firemen
Division 50
A. O.H
St. Rose Hall
Washington Birthday Sports and Events Day Highlights
Today marks the 168th anniversary of George Washington's birth with public and private celebrations across the city. The Sportsman's Show opens in Mechanics Building Huntington Avenue while telegraphic chess and various clubs host events. Governor Crane hosts a public reception at the State House from 11:30 to 12:30.
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Mechanics
Huntington Avenue
M.I.T
New Haven
Yale
Y.M.C.U
Boylston Street
George Washington
Washington
Crane
State House
Robinson
Russell
Philadelphia Mayor Says National Committee May Move Convention
Mayor Ashbridge reports national Republican leaders favor moving the convention from Philadelphia to New York due to fundraising difficulties. He notes a $25,000 check to National Chairman Hanna was acknowledged, bringing total subscriptions to $45,014.50.
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Philadelphia
Penn
Ashbridge
Citizens’ Republican National Convention Committee
Washington
Manley
Republican National Committee
National Organization
New York
National Committee
Madison Square Garden
Hanna
Chauncy-Hall Alumni Plans Annual Reunion Dinner
The Chauncy Hall Alumni Association holds its fourth annual reunion and dinner at the Exchange Club in Boston on Tuesday March 6 1990 at 7 PM. Noted speakers are expected. Secretary treasurer Albert G Frothingham 88 issues notices. past members missing notices by Feb 28 should contact him at Back Bay post office Boston.
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Chauncy-Hall Alumni Association
Exchange Club
Boston
Albert G. Frothingham
Chauncy Hall School
Back Bay
Aug. N. Sampson
Alvin F. Sortwell
Curtis Guild, Jr
Joseph H. Beale
Fitch King Nuptials In Brookline Church Ceremony
Miss Hermoine King daughter of George W King of Auburn New York married Captain Graham Denby Fitch of the corps of engineers United States Army at the Church of Our Saviour in Brookline. The ceremony was conducted by Reverend Kidner of St Andrew's Boston with a small fashionable gathering.
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Church of Our Saviour
Longwood
Brookline
Hermoine King
George W. King
Auburn
N. Y
Graham Denby Fitch
Corps of Engineers
Kidner
St. Andrew's Church
Boston
Oswego Officer to Sail for Europe on Leave
Lieutenant Schultz of Oswego New York to take three month European leave. Ushers for sending ceremony named J F E Chandler Maurice A Ginn Lewis G Flagg and Dr Vose. Captain and Mrs Fitch planned to sail for Italy Saturday and return to Oswego after the European trip.
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Schultz
Oswego
N. Y
Messrs
J. FE. Chandler
Maurice A. Ginn
Lewis G. Flagg
Dr. Vose
Fitch
Italy
English High sixth annual dinner at Hotel Bellevue
The class of 184 at English High School held its sixth annual dinner at Hotel Bellevue last night. Toastmaster William Rosnosky introduced Assistant District Attorney Michael J. Sughrue and faculty members Charles P. LeBon Charles Travis Percy J. Burril and Thomas A. Mullen. Poole's Orchestra provided music. Forty members attended with officers Ralph W. Shaffer president Charles Poor and Percy J. Burril as vice-presidents Fred T. Bramer secretary and Edward M. Fisher treasurer.
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English High School
Hotel Bellevue
William Rosnosky
Michael J. Sughrue
Charles P. LeBon
Charles Travis
Percy J. Burril
Thomas A. Mullen
Poole
Ralph W. Shaffer
Charles Poor
Fred T. Bramer
Edward M. Fisher
Republican Opposition Emerges Over Porto Rican Tariff Debate
Washington Feb 21 For the first time a Republican criticizes the Porto Rican tariff bill with Bramwell of Ohio opposing on policy while willing to back the substitute. Ray and Long spoke for the bill while Henry of Texas opposed it. Democrats show limited support with only Davey of Louisiana outspoken for the measure and others in doubt. A caucus is planned Saturday night as debates run late with possible recommitment by some Republicans amid time pressure.
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Washington
Bramwell
Ohio
Ray
CN. Y
Long
Kan
Henry
Tex
Davey
South
Meyer
Broussard
Daviies
Cal
Davies
Sparkman
Fla
Lee
Sibley
Penn
Wilson
Idaho
Quay Seating Case Put Forward in Senate
Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania gave notice to bring up the seating question of former Senator Quay of Pennsylvania before the Senate. A vote on taking up the case could reveal Quay support, while most of the day was devoted to a Hawaiian government bill with limited progress.
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Washington
Quay
Pennsylvania
Senate
Penrose
Penn
Shipping subsidy bill gains momentum in House committee
Republican members of the House committee on merchant marine said prospects were improving for reconciling all differences on the shipping subsidy bill in Washington.
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Washington
House Committee On Merchant Marine
State Department replies to House on Macrum mail and alliances
The State Department's answer to the House resolution states that Macrum's despatches were regularly received and that he did not report any mail opening by the Durban censor. It rebuts charges of a secret US alliance with Britain, saying no such alliance exists and treaties require Senate consent.
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Washington
State Department
House
Macrum
Hay
Durban
Pretoria
Department
Republic of the United States
Empire of
Great Britain
United States
Senate
Boston Theatres Loose in a Flood of New Shows
Theatrical news from Boston notes Julia Marlowe resting in town before Hollis Street engagement while Olga Nethersole cancels. Kipling readings, Sherlock Holmes on tour, and near endless performances at the Hollis, Tremont, and other houses fill the week with reviews and fresh engagements.
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Julia Marlowe
Touraine—Nethersole
Boston
Hollis Street Theatre
Buffalo
Stow
Hotel
Touraine
Bridgeport
Northampton
Springfield
Worcester
Olga Nethersole
Hollis
Sapho
Miss Nethersole
Louis
Hope Ross
Sarah Cowell LeMoyne
Washington
W. H. Wilder Jr
New England
Miss Ross
Caroline Mitford
William Gill
Henry Miller
Minnie Seligman
Rudyard Kipling
Keith
John Drew
Julia Mambowe
Barbara Frietchie
Miss Seligman Delivers Standout Declamation in Boston
The article praises Miss Seligman for a dramatic declamation at a Boston theatre. It notes easy start, rising to a powerful climax, with repeated applause and calls for bowing acknowledgments from a vociferous audience. Critics hail it as a top piece of the current week's programme.
Graham Cake Walk at Music Hall Presents The Coon and the Cherub
Graham Southern Specialty brings its only Heston appearance of the season. Al and Mamie Anderson headline a skit The Coon and the Cherub with a cake walk finale. The program includes eight Strang vaudeville numbers and a Georgia camp meeting. A Boston journalist drafted sketch opens the show with a cosmopolitan act.
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Music Hall
Graham Southern Specialty Company
Heston
Mamie Anderson
Boston
Georgia
Music Hall Officers Re-elected at Annual Stockholders Meeting
At the annual meeting of the stock holders of the new Music Hall the old officers were re-elected. Charles E K Codding was reappointed as clerk and treasurer, with directors Henry L Higginson Edward W Hooper Henry F Sears William Bigelow and Charles E Codding. The stock holders ratified the lease of the companys property to Henry L Higginson.
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Music Hall
New Music Hall
Charles EK
Codding
Henry L. Higginson
Edward W. Hooper
Henry F. Sears
William &. Bigelow
Charles E. Codding
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